SUBMIT! « I am also reading still for JMWW magazine and loving the work there. Staff recently helped Jen Michalski to decide on the JMWW print Anthology #5 and it will premiere at the AWP Conference in Washington, D.C. in Feb., 2011. I can’t wait, as I will be there! Here is where you can find more of my own recent work since my last post: “Sometimes he feels like it’s numb” at Salt River Review…farewell issue! We will miss you! story by Robert Vaughan “Casey’s Grill” at In Between Altered States In Between Altered States “Nod to Jack” at The Camel Saloon The Eye of the Needle: Jack Kerouac Day October 21, 2010: Nod to Jack “A Good Pain” at Fiction at Work Short Shorts “Stuffed” at Negative Suck current content – NEGATIVE SUCK “Just Tell Me” at Amphibi.us http://amphibi.us/all/just-tell-me/ I want to thank each and every editor who has worked with me since I began this journey of submitting, and to those who accepted work above: Lynda (best to you dear!), Aleathia, Russell, Toby, Jeffrey, and Shannon. Each a talented writer in their own write! (right) Last Saturday, I led a Flash Fiction workshop called Flash in the Pan! There were 14 participants and we had a great time at the Redbird- Redoak Studio. You can see some pictures here: RedBird-RedOak ~ A Unique Writing Community Thanks again, Kim Suhr for doing such a stellar job at the helm. It drove home the reasons why I do love this genre and continue to explore its dazzling facets. If you are local and able to join me, please come to Boswell Books on Friday, November 5th at 7:00 p.m. A multi-talented trio of writers from Chicago will be there to read, laugh and talk about their latest books: Gina Frangello (Slut Lullabies) Davis Schneiderman (Drain) and Zoe Zolbrod (Currency). It’s going to be one you don’t want to miss! More information about the event here: Forthcoming Events – November 2010 | Boswell Book Company As our weather turns to chill, warm your heart with a great book, an interesting magazine, an author event, a great book on tape or Kindle. Sometime in December I will post all of my reads from 2010. Damn, my eyes have been busy! Until next time… ]]>
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From RED in Brooklyn! YEA FOR THE SCANNER!
Scanner darkly my bestest…scanner on.
Two/tree rocks!
Great art and wonderful post again Robert! You dazzle me with your words! Way to track down your room-mate. I can only imagine you made “The Foreigner’s” day.
Universities of Kentucky and Louisville, and I’m one of those few souls who likes and attends games at both places. Poetry Wholesale
so…who was The Foreigner and who was Guinnips? Gotta ask! LOL
We would vacillate back and forth with the monikers depending on the day or mood. Ask John, totally random as I recall.
Scanners can be scanly! Uh-oh, what’s next, funsapopping! Nice words from Mr. Wordsmith!
love this story… ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
someday I will scan……..
Hi Baby Doll
It sounds like you’ve been so busy too. Sorry I haven’t gotten to your letter until now, I’ve had computer problems. I’m still at msn, didn’t go to Outlook with the last address I sent out. Just couldn’t get it working.
I love your work so much, it touches my heart every time I read one of your stories. You add so much to my world and to the planet. Know your loved,
Mom
Robert,
You’re an artist also? It’s just not fair! How did you get all of the talented genes? I’m just kidding, actually I am thrilled that you share even just 1% of what you create! This is fantastic, and I love your writing! Keep up the great work.
Your writing reminds me of Lydia Davis- has anyone ever told you that? It is a compliment of the highest order in my book. I think you are just getting better and better, or perhaps I am becoming more accustomed to your words.
I love my scanner, and I love scanning, and all things scanned.
I got the link for your blog from your piece, “Three Episodes” at BlazeVOX magazine, which I love! Your work was outstanding this issue. I am so excited that you submitted your blog link with your bio at the magazine site. Way cool!
Can’t wait to read more of your writing. Thanks for inspiring me.
Love this site! Adore you too!
how are you I was luck to discover your topic in baidu
your post is quality
I learn much in your website really thank your very much
btw the theme of you blog is really outstanding
where can find it
hey robert, thanks for reading my stuff and adding me on FB. I’d actually read your stories before but didn’t note – life in HK is very hectic and i don’t want to scribble meaningless words on someone else’s page.
i was impressed by the header image the first time i saw it – for a moment i wondered where you got it, now i know. hope you’ll post more of the same series. and i’m sure you’re still living your youth at every moment of your life, still. happy holidays.